Category Archives : Business Design
We have introduced a new feature of creating hierarchy visually with few steps. Right click on any object far example “Business Capability” and select “Maintain Hierarchy”, you will see on the right panel a visual graph. Click on the plus “+” to add new item and start creating the hierarchy. Click on minus “-” sign to remove […]
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In my previous article, I have introduced the capability roadmap feature. In this article, I will describe all the steps that you should take to generate the capability roadmap. Typically, large scale capabilities are developed or enhanced in increments by multiple projects. The Evolver allows breaking down a capability into capability versions or increments. In […]
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Business capabilities describe what the business does, a common understanding of the business landscape, and what it will need to do differently in response to business challenges or opportunities. A Business Capability (aka capability) is hierarchical in nature; a complex capability is decomposed into smaller parts. Capability-based planning focuses on the planning, enhancing, redesigning and […]
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Enterprise Evolver now offers a dashboard feature “Coherence Dashboard” for web/browser version. The Coherence Dashboard(“Dashboard”) automatically generates a visualization based on the hierarchal and relationship data captured through the Configurator feature. It displays the current status of structural data relevant to the enterprise. The Dashboard map automatically assigns a unique color to each box. By […]
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Enterprise Architecture (EA) is a capability to architect the business and comprehend the reality of the enterprise with the goal of managing complexity and creating coherent enterprises. According to a recent report ” How enterprise architects can help ensure success with digital transformations” from McKinsey&Company, When companies go all in on digitization, the number of […]
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One of the best explanations offered recently about the work of enterprise architects and their tools is by Tom Graves in his article titled Architecture as boxes, lines and glue. In it Tom rightly points out that much of the work of an enterprise architect is invisible (cohesively and logically connecting business functions), that the […]
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Enterprise Architecture is a capability to tackle complexity with the goal of creating coherent enterprises. Enterprise complexity is tackled by mapping enterprise parts (e.g. goals, customer jobs, outcome, capability, processes, services, products, channels, people, and technology) to understand how every part is related and fit together to generate revenue or deliver value to enterprise’s customers. According […]
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The Insight Analyzer feature of Enterprise Evolver provides many functionalities for users to visualize and analyze enterprise data through interactive directed network graph (“graph”). The Insight Analyzer offer another way to visualize complex relationship.. The network graph consists of a set of nodes and edges. Nodes represent the business parts and edges are the connections […]
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This is the part 2 of the article focusing on outside-in architecture. In the part 1, I focused on defining the customer journey mapping which is one of the key blueprints used for designing business from the outside-in. In this article, we will dig deeper into understanding what it takes to map a journey and the key building […]
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Here are some images from the latest version 2.50 of Enterprise Evolver. Now, in the Evolver app, you can model connection and flow. Enterprise Evolver offers an ability to connect, associate and link instances of one business part to another. Connection can describe the nature of relationships between various business parts/categories; how they relate to […]
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